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In ''[[The Sims 2: Pets]]'', dogs may be created in the [[Create-A-Sim#Create-A-Pet|Create-A-Pet]] section of [[Create-A-Sim]]. Sims can adopt dogs or puppies using the [[phone]] or by buying them on community lots that sell pets. Players can also get a pet dog [[File:The-sims-2-pets--20060822013004074_640w-1-.jpg|thumb|264px|Create-a-dog in The Sims 2]]in ''[[Apartment Life]]'' by buying the pet cage in the pets section of buy mode, though these dogs are "decorative", and are considered as [[Pet (small)#The Sims 2|small pets]]. |
In ''[[The Sims 2: Pets]]'', dogs may be created in the [[Create-A-Sim#Create-A-Pet|Create-A-Pet]] section of [[Create-A-Sim]]. Sims can adopt dogs or puppies using the [[phone]] or by buying them on community lots that sell pets. Players can also get a pet dog [[File:The-sims-2-pets--20060822013004074_640w-1-.jpg|thumb|264px|Create-a-dog in The Sims 2]]in ''[[Apartment Life]]'' by buying the pet cage in the pets section of buy mode, though these dogs are "decorative", and are considered as [[Pet (small)#The Sims 2|small pets]]. |
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In ''Pets'', dogs come in two sizes, small and large. A dog's size affects how long its adult life stage will last. A small dog will live for 25 days as an adult, while a large dog will be an adult for 21 days. |
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| ⚫ | Unlike their counterparts in ''Unleashed'', puppies in ''Pets'' are mobile and largely self-sufficient. They can feed themselves (provided there is food available) and sleep on pet beds without the help of a Sim or their mother. Puppies can also learn [[Behaviors]]. However, puppies (as well as kittens) cannot go up or down stairs without the help of a Sim, and they cannot get jobs or learn [[Commands]]. |
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| ⚫ | Unlike their counterparts in ''Unleashed'', puppies in ''Pets'' are mobile and largely self-sufficient. They can feed themselves (provided there is food available) and sleep on pet beds without the help of a Sim or their mother. Puppies can also learn [[Behaviors]]. However, puppies (as well as kittens) cannot go up or down stairs without the help of a Sim, and they cannot get jobs or learn [[Commands]]. Puppies are all the same size, regardless of what size they will be as adults. |
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Revision as of 01:29, 6 December 2010
Dogs
A puppy and its mother
Dogs are pets that Sims can own in The Sims: Unleashed and The Sims 2: Pets.
The Sims: Unleashed
Dogs were introduced in The Sims: Unleashed. In The Sims, a family can adopt a dog by going to the Pet Center in Old Town, or a Sim can befriend and adopt a stray. However, the Create-A-Sim section of The Sims does not allow players to create pets.
Skills for dogs are obedience, tricks, and housebreaking. Dogs must be housebroken by praising them when they relieve themselves outside and/or scolding them when they do it inside. A dog may - or may not - try to drive El Bandito the raccoon off a lot, but will ignore the burglar.
The Sims 2
In The Sims 2: Pets, dogs may be created in the Create-A-Pet section of Create-A-Sim. Sims can adopt dogs or puppies using the phone or by buying them on community lots that sell pets. Players can also get a pet dog
in Apartment Life by buying the pet cage in the pets section of buy mode, though these dogs are "decorative", and are considered as small pets.
In Pets, dogs come in two sizes, small and large. A dog's size affects how long its adult life stage will last. A small dog will live for 25 days as an adult, while a large dog will be an adult for 21 days.
Unlike their counterparts in Unleashed, puppies in Pets are mobile and largely self-sufficient. They can feed themselves (provided there is food available) and sleep on pet beds without the help of a Sim or their mother. Puppies can also learn Behaviors. However, puppies (as well as kittens) cannot go up or down stairs without the help of a Sim, and they cannot get jobs or learn Commands. Puppies are all the same size, regardless of what size they will be as adults.